sleep

Why do I have to go to sleep? This is a familiar question, as children often wonder why they have to go to bed. They can find the answers in this delightfully illustrated resource about the importance of sleep. Fun facts are included along with relatable scenarios that empower readers to think for themselves about why getting enough sleep is good for their body and their brain. The accessible text never talks down to readers; instead, it promotes curiosity. Discussion points make this a reading experience that can be explored independently, in the classroom, or at home with an adult.

"Whether it's fear of the dark or worry about the day ahead that is interfering with a good night's sleep, How to Sleep Tight through the Night offers creative solutions for soothing children's bedtime anxieties and developing healthy sleep habits"--Provided by publisher.

Nat the Cat needs to take a bath, but he is reluctant to get in the water. He finally reveals that he doesn't like water until his friend Pat the Rat jumps in the bath.

When Kelly and some friends have a webcam sleepover while her parents are stranded in a snowstorm out of town, Kelly tries to scare her friends with creepy tricks.

Rhyming text and pictures introduce the reader to a variety of animals as they try to snuggle in to sleep.

As Baby sleeps in Mama's arms, drowsy animal babies snuggle in trees, caves, weeds, and seas.

Your body can do all sorts of amazing things, and your brain is in control of it all! Get to know your brain, nerves, senses, and much more, in this fantastic introduction to the human body.

Humorous, rhyming text offers advice to zombies (and non-zombies) about the importance of getting a good night's sleep, and how to avoid distractions at bedtime.

Your curious readers will discover 10 different kinds of phobias, which are fears so great that they affect one's daily life and cause racing hearts, sweat, and other extreme responses.

Butterfly wakes up while Porcupine is having breakfast, and Porcupine tries to explain what it means to be nocturnal and Butterfly considers the advantages of a nighttime life while trying to get back to sleep.